Chapter

 1 3 |       formidable an adversary, demanded and obtained a truce to
 2 3 |      at the foot of the ladder demanded his arms, which he gave
 3 4 |    Knowest thou this writing?" demanded the cadi.--"It is mine."--"
 4 5 | another word. ~Ali, in terror, demanded a thousand pieces of gold,
 5 6 |  furious, vowed vengeance, and demanded Pacho Bey's help, which
 6 7 |       of their ancestors, they demanded the rights which had been
 7 7 |        weeping, the Christians demanded the signal of departure. ~
 8 7 |        he consulted omens, and demanded talismans and charms from
 9 8 |      the concessions which Ali demanded, affecting ignorance of
10 9 |     she had cruelly oppressed, demanded her death, but no one dared
11 9 |       outside his battery, Ali demanded the gun of Djezzar, and
12 9 |     formed part of his troops, demanded hostages from them. The
13 9 |       to his service, and they demanded pressingly that Ali should
14 10|      victim whom Chainitza had demanded from her brother. ~Ali's
15 10|        came within hearing, he demanded by one of his servants that
16 11|      Prophet; for thy, head is demanded. . . . " Ali did not allow